Oxford to Develop Sustainable Property Projects
Achieving sustainability is vital in terms of the environment and has also become quite trendy in a variety of markets. Real estate is no different. The Oxford Sustainable fund plans to develop sustainable property projects in Eastern Europe and Near Asia. The group is also investing in renewable energy as a means to add value to its products and services. Read more
IMF Expected to Help Floundering Countries
October 20, 2008 by Amy Howells · Leave a Comment
Eastern and Central Europe are difficult places to be these days, in light of the global financial crisis. Many countries are attempting to hold their collective heads above water, with some resorting to seeking rescue packages from the International Monetary Fund. Read more
Baltic States May Follow Iceland’s Demise
October 16, 2008 by Marko Eisenhower · 5 Comments
Iceland has approached the International Monetary Fund for help regarding the global economic crisis. IMF’s managing director, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, said: “The fallout for most banking systems in emerging and developing economies has been limited so far but signs of stress are growing.” Read more
The New Buzzword: Balkanology
September 24, 2008 by Marko Eisenhower · 1 Comment
Eastern Europe is undergoing a real estate boom. The economic systems in Albania and Yugoslavia have crumbled and given investors the opportunity to snap up real estate on the cheap. The question on the minds of many analysts regards the future of the Balkans if this trend continues. Unless the boon is regulated, urban planning can become an utter nightmare. Read more




